Miami-Dade County Mayor unveils an updated budget plan for FY 2025-2026, focusing on restoring cultural grants, funding community projects, and ensuring fiscal responsibility.

Miami-Dade County's HAAB to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebratory event featuring music, art, and cultural showcases on September 16, 2025.

A man was fatally shot in North Miami Beach, prompting a police investigation. The incident occurred near an apartment building, and the shooter's identity remains unknown.

Miami-Dade County deputies search for a suspect who tried to sexually assault a 12-year-old girl in her bedroom. The girl fought off the attacker, who then fled. Authorities seek public help in finding the suspect.

Governor Ron DeSantis criticized California's licensing laws following a fatal crash on Florida's Turnpike caused by undocumented driver Harjinder Singh, calling on Congress to defund sanctuary states and cities.

Miami Police and the community are searching for Geoffrey Garcia, a 46-year-old man missing from Little Havana, last seen wearing a dark shirt and jeans.

Broward County introduces "Arts Launch Broward" on October 5, a free cultural event at the Broward Center with performances, exhibits, and activities.

Broward County's Clear the Shelters campaign offers free pet adoptions in August, with 175 animals already adopted, as part of an effort to find homes for pets and encourage responsible ownership.

The PGA Tour will reintroduce Trump National Doral's 'Blue Monster' course for the 2026 Miami Championship, resuming events there after a decade-long hiatus.

Miami man Marc Anthony Taylor Jr. was arrested for attempting to deposit a fraudulent $1 million check and faces charges including scheming to defraud and identity theft.

The Florida Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) starts a property tax audit in Palm Beach County amid rising tax collections, with officials defending their fiscal policies and the local sheriff’s budget under scrutiny.

The City of Fort Lauderdale is hosting a meeting to present new road designs for Andrews and NE/SE 3rd Avenue, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Pembroke Pines residents can safely dispose of hazardous waste at a city event on September 6, 2025, offered by the City and Republic Services. Proof of residency required.